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    Rhetoric Invention

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    “The focus of George Campbell’s The philosophy of Rhetoric (1776) was the thoughts and perception of individuals, and according to Winterowd and Blum (1994), ‘moved invention to the ivory tower of the individual mind’, placing a new emphasis on creativity (genius, imagination, fancy)” (53). I believe this move to a creative rhetoric is a plus. but in dealing with rhetoric, you also must have facts to support your opinion. By combining your opinion with creative examples and facts you may be…

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    Innovation in business environment Innovation can be referred as “a series of activity steps, characterised by creativity and undertaken for the purpose of successfully commercialising ideas and inventions.” In business, when a product (whether tangible or not)’s life cycle comes to an end, it is necessary renovate or replace the outdated ideas. Creativity is no doubt the essential foundation for any organisation despite their trait or history; however, innovation is the most successful…

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    In Elizabeth Gilbert’s TED talk, “Your elusive creative genius”, she proposes a new way of thinking about human creativity. Gilbert encourages her audience to humor the idea that everyone in the world has a disembodied “genius”, an ethereal source of inspiration and insight that lets humans create extraordinary things. By doing this, she hopes to create a cultural shift in which we credit an artist’s creative “genius” instead of the artist themselves. Gilbert skillfully employs humor, imagery,…

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    and mental illness? According to the article, creative genius and mental illness seem to live coherently with each other. From the various famous artists, painters, and musicians with mental disabilities; it is said that “madness may lurk where creativity hides.” 3. List 3 famous artists from the slideshow/article. What did you learn about each of their mental health struggles? • Vincent Van Gough was though to experience severe depression and even famously cut off his own ear. In spite of…

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    Creative Class Theories

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    The connections between the development of creative industries and the growth of cities was noted by several sources in the first decade of the twenty-first century, but explanations relating to the nature of the link have thus far proven to be insufficient. The two dominant “scripts” were those of “creative clusters” and “creative/cities/creative class” theories, but both have significant limitations arising from how they privilege amenities-led, supply driven accounts of urban development and…

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    service. In his twenty-three years of military service he has had many opportunities to both encourage and conduct innovative ideas. With the continued study of innovation and creativity one particular point continues to stand out as imperative to innovative success, and that is the encouragement of employee creativity. “Employees often get an early “no” from their direct supervisors, return to their day jobs, and put innovation out of their minds again” (Wunker, S. 2015). SMG. Smith…

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    Fashion Innovation Essay

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    In a chaotic and dynamic world of commercial, innovation plays a big role; companies innovate in order to create new products or services with preeminent features. Every innovation comes from creativity; this is the process of combination ideas in an exclusive ways and then it results in useful and distinctive products or specific work techniques, which is called as the innovation. The innovation is a search of new ideas beyond the company’s boundaries and allows these ideas easily assign…

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    point in his article. This picture demonstrates how there are so many applications and parts of innovations. This proves how a variety of ideas can be so powerful and can expand a person’s current idea. For example, there is planning, thinking, creativity, tests, activity, the results, and implications that all come with making ideas. All of these applications can be used to develop an idea which the author proves in his essay when he talks about how people…

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    Nevertheless for the student who are more creative they are not given a chance to exercise their creativity to the fullest and when this happens the students’ empathetic capacity is lowered significantly. Having a system which helps a student develop their creative skills and imagination would produce a generation of workers whom can produce an array…

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    subconscious mind to ponder over their ideas. Step four is insight and is the breakthrough moment when the creative problem materializes into a solution. The final step is the verification and application. The employees need time to generate their creativity on ways to bring innovation, even though the urgency factor was established. The company needs to be urgent, but they do not need to be haste. To develop innovation through teams, there are measures to be further taken. Work time must be…

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